when I found you, I found everythingSuch a feeling that everything blossomedAs if the Himalayas themselves melted and became the seaIn the music of these moments, isn't it you only,your eyes, oh eyes..

Inebriated nights, every moment is beautifulThe weather is singing (my) heart's songsAll the sights, moon and stars are hummingIn the stretches of these valleys , isn't it you only,your eyes, oh eyes...

Well, Sarfarosh doesn't exactly mean Daredevil, though it implies that many times. Sarfarosh is made of Sar and Farosh, sar is head while farosh is a seller, so sarfarosh would literally mean a head seller, though the word actually is used such that giving it a better meaning, that is a person with fervor, or high enthusiasm for doing something. The feeling itself is called Sarfaroshi.

De Dana Dan is a local Hindi word that generally means beating up someone or something continuously, going one hit after the other. The word has become a more common term, used for doing anything without much thinking, one after the other.

My passion fashion makes no world I know you wanna exploreOnce you get it, take to me, you want it more and moreLovin me is dangerous, think twice before you startOnce you're in you can't turn back, you're ready now lets go

This feeling and revealing takes me to another placeI loose myself and loving makes some thing I wanna placeI'm a sexy lady and I know just kneelWanna get it right, get down tonight, you see I'm nastyhttp://ghazal-kvita.blogspot.com/

Lyrics of Dil To Saala Song

Hello darling, I wanna get you up in bubblinI wanna make you body go troublinI here say hello darlingHello darling, I wanna get you up in bubblinI wanna make you body go troublinI here say hello darling

Reham-o-Karam or raham-o-karam (shortened as Rehmo-Karam sometimes) is made of two words Rehem and Karam. Rehem is compassion while Karam is grace, favor or kindness. Frankly, both the words Rehem and Karam have nearly the same meaning and hence are used together a lot, thus making rehem-o-karam which means Compassion and Grace.

Reham-o-karam is a song sung by Vishal Dadlani and Shankar Mahadevan in Karan Johar's We Are Family.

The magic of Love. The Love which make you dream. Make you float. Forget the world. This song gives you exactly that. Better, it is a dream you can dream together... The perfect blend of male and female lines makes it a soothing duet. Try sing this together... The lines are simple. But, it got a power to grow deep, the more you listen and think about the song. Beautiful ride.

GV Prakash Kumar has came a long way from the 'Chikku Bukku' boy. And he definitely claims a place and grew from the shadow of his legendary uncle AR Rahman. Pause to hear the percussion notes. It does sound talent. Here he also pen the English lines too. A job well done.

Pookal Pookum Tharunam Aaruyire, Paarthathaarum IllayeOh beloved, no one has seen the moment flowers blossom

Have you ever stuck on the word chilman in a song or Ghazal? If yes, here is the meaning.

Chilman is a screen, mostly a curtain, that is 'Parda' in Hindi, or sometimes a hanging screen made of bamboo or some type of plants.

When in songs, Chilman basically means something that keeps one's sight blocked, generally in part, due to which heroes are not able to see their heroines properly. Don't you know, ye jo chilman hai, dushman hai hamari.. (this 'chilman', it's my enemy..)

Saaki is actually a person who makes one's drink, a cup-bearer. But the word is also figuratively used for a loved one. Though most of the uses of the word are kept in context related to drinks, a Saaki is supposedly a person (in most probability a lady) who is either a loved one or a friendly cup-bearer.

Seher is a common word in Bollywood. We have had albums and movies by the name.

Actually Seher is the Urdu word for 'Subah' or Morning. It's also used with 'shaam' (evening) many times, and the the resultant Sham-o-seher, which literally means evenings and mornings is used as 'always' or 'all the time.'

This is a very beautiful number, a Diamond track, love the way they've composed and when you are listening to this song one can really forget the whole world. One of my HOT favourite number of all time Bollywood Classic soundtrack hits :) I love this song a lot. The name of this Movie is BALIKA BADHU released in the year1976.

Well, Dhan te nan (or tan te nan) is a very Desi representation of a typical old espionage tune, and something I could never expect to reach such a level where Gulzar made it go. But then, Gulzar is a person who gets the most earthy lyrics and so is dhan te nan.

If you have seen those '70s movies of Amitabh Bachchan n all (like Don, for instance) where the hero is running away n villain is following or vice versa but both are in different frames at different times, there was this old espionage music that went like tan-te-nan, something like the music of the song. You can also see many people say the word in many movies just for an effect. One place I remember is Rajesh Khanna saying the word in Bawarchi when he brings tea to the old man of the family. There he says it in his own style, something like taan ta raan.

So, that's the history of the word I could get. But if you're looking for a dictionary meaning, the answer is, it doesn't exist.

Ibn-e-Batuta literally means son of Batuta, but frankly, that meaning has nothing to do with the song of Ishqiya.

In Ishqiya, Ibn-e-Batuta simply means the Moroccan Muslim Scholar called Ibn-e-Batuta or Ibnbatuta who used to travel and write extensively about his journeys. Here Gulzar has used the name of Ibn-e-batuta in a light mood to express a traveler. As the line goes, Ibn-e-Batuta, Bagal mein Joota, which means he's ready to walk at any time, though here it is again followed by pehne to karta hai churrrr, which makes it all fun. But at the same time, if you listen to the entire song, it simply tells you how to travel and live life, even though in its own funny manner.

Justjoo is something like Aarzoo only, and the two words are used together many times. To be precise, Justjoo means a quest or search, but then the word is also used as desire sometimes, while the precise word for that is arzoo.